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Ryzen 3000 processors are getting listed Ryzen 9 3900X for € 550
The euro prices of AMD's new Ryzen 3000 processors are now actively listed. AMD already announced suggested retail prices in US dollars during the announcement, but the exchange rates always mix that up a bit. We now see that the Ryzen 9 3900X with twelve cores is online for just under 550 euros.
As you know all presentations always show the MSRP for products. Often excluding VAT. That's the same for all companies of course. The Portuguese webshop is listing the entire line-up. The 12-core processor is 550 euros incl VAT, you'll need € 273.90 for the Ryzen 5 3600X with six cores and Ryzen 5 2600X costs around 200 euros on average. Presumably, those prices are going to drop after launch, also Portugal taxes 23% VAT. Typically a month or so after launch, prices drop close to MSRP and then incl VAT (depending on your country). Here is an overview of how the procs currently are listed at globaldata.pl
| Ryzen 3000 | Cores / Threads | Frequencies | Recommended retail price | Euro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ryzen 3 3200G | 4/4 | 3.6 - 4.0 GHz | $ 99 | € 108.90 |
| Ryzen 5 3400G | 4/8 | 3.7 - 4.2 GHz | $ 149 | € 163.90 |
| Ryzen 5 3600 | 6/12 | 3.6 - 4.2 GHz | $ 199 | € 218.90 |
| Ryzen 5 3600X | 6/12 | 3.8 - 4.4 GHz | $ 249 | € 273.90 |
| Ryzen 7 3700X | 8/16 | 3.6 - 4.5 GHz | $ 329 | € 361.90 |
| Ryzen 7 3800X | 8/16 | 3.9 - 4.5 GHz | $ 399 | € 438.90 |
| Ryzen 9 3900X | 12/24 | 3.8 - 4.6 GHz | $ 499 | € 548.90 |
| Ryzen 2000 | Cores / Threads | Frequencies | Recommended retail price | Euro |
| Ryzen 3 2200G | 4/4 | 3.5 - 3.7 GHz | $ 99 | € 95 |
| Ryzen 5 2400G | 4/8 | 3.6 - 3.9 GHz | $ 169 | € 135 |
| Ryzen 5 2600 | 6/12 | 3.4 - 3.9 GHz | $ 199 | € 149 |
| Ryzen 5 2600X | 6/12 | 3.6 - 4.2 GHz | $ 249 | € 199 |
| Ryzen 7 2700 | 8/16 | 3.2 - 4.1 GHz | $ 299 | € 240 |
| Ryzen 7 2700X | 8/16 | 3.7 - 4.3 GHz | $ 369 | € 311 |
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#5683704 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:11 AM
So it's the same pricing as Intel, only a newer generation (presuming, anything new from Intel will cost the same). Also, the 3000 series is pricier in the Eurozone (funnily enough, the 2000 series is much closer to the dollar value, often cheaper). Great...
So it's the same pricing as Intel, only a newer generation (presuming, anything new from Intel will cost the same). Also, the 3000 series is pricier in the Eurozone (funnily enough, the 2000 series is much closer to the dollar value, often cheaper). Great...
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#5683705 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:15 AM
I wouldn't pass judgment from Danish, Polish and Portuguese prices we know up to now.
So it's the same pricing as Intel, only a newer generation (presuming, anything new from Intel will cost the same). Also, the 3000 series is pricier in the Eurozone (funnily enough, the 2000 series is much closer to the dollar value, often cheaper). Great...
I wouldn't pass judgment from Danish, Polish and Portuguese prices we know up to now.
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#5683706 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:17 AM
While we are on about AMD prices, which is sort of on topic, LDLC.com in France/Europe have the 2700X Wraith Prism (8c/16t) at 279€95 until the 26th June included.
Reduced from 349€94.
(Must be recent, I checked Saturday, and the discount wasn't there then).
Thats just 10€ more than the 2700 non-X.
Clearing out some room for new stock ?
https://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00247997.html
Regular (Wraith Spire) new 2700 costs 226 Euro here. Including 21% tax.
2700X comes at 297 Euro, including same 21% tax.
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550 Euro is OK for me on 3900X as long as it includes tax
While we are on about AMD prices, which is sort of on topic, LDLC.com in France/Europe have the 2700X Wraith Prism (8c/16t) at 279€95 until the 26th June included.
Reduced from 349€94.
(Must be recent, I checked Saturday, and the discount wasn't there then).
Thats just 10€ more than the 2700 non-X.
Clearing out some room for new stock ?
https://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00247997.html
Regular (Wraith Spire) new 2700 costs 226 Euro here. Including 21% tax.
2700X comes at 297 Euro, including same 21% tax.
- - - -
550 Euro is OK for me on 3900X as long as it includes tax
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#5683707 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:18 AM
Sure, my final judgement will come when these things are up for sale in my country for my prices (we don't use Euros), but still...
I wouldn't pass judgment from Danish, Polish and Portuguese prices we know up to now.
Sure, my final judgement will come when these things are up for sale in my country for my prices (we don't use Euros), but still...
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#5683708 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:20 AM
So these are even more expensive than initially expected, okay...
So these are even more expensive than initially expected, okay...
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#5683709 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:24 AM
What are you talking about? Is it 1st time for you seeing MSRP for US and EU prices?
Can't you find out why it is so?
AMD's MSRP to final price is driven by exactly same mechanism as intel's and nVidia's.
To put you into perspective: both 3900X and 9900K have MSRP of $500 which translates to 550 Euro. At which you can have mentioned 9900K. And same is to be expected from 3900X.
So these are even more expensive than initially expected, okay...
What are you talking about? Is it 1st time for you seeing MSRP for US and EU prices?
Can't you find out why it is so?
AMD's MSRP to final price is driven by exactly same mechanism as intel's and nVidia's.
To put you into perspective: both 3900X and 9900K have MSRP of $500 which translates to 550 Euro. At which you can have mentioned 9900K. And same is to be expected from 3900X.
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#5683710 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:28 AM
What are you talking about? Is it 1st time for you seeing MSRP for US and EU prices?
Can't you find out why it is so?
AMD's MSRP to final price is driven by exactly same mechanism as intel's and nVidia's.
I'm talking about the argument some of us had on another thread, where i was saying i'd prefer a 9900k to this if it cost 399€ since i could find the 9900k for 472€, just 73€ more than that hypothetical 3800X price (399€).
What are you talking about? Is it 1st time for you seeing MSRP for US and EU prices?
Can't you find out why it is so?
AMD's MSRP to final price is driven by exactly same mechanism as intel's and nVidia's.
I'm talking about the argument some of us had on another thread, where i was saying i'd prefer a 9900k to this if it cost 399€ since i could find the 9900k for 472€, just 73€ more than that hypothetical 3800X price (399€).
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#5683711 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:29 AM
Then you shouldn't be talking as if you do. Basing your opinion about them being the "same pricing as intel" on a currency you don't use in a country with their tax you don't have is complete nonsense.
New or used and which country specifically/what website? please show your work.
So it's the same pricing as Intel, only a newer generation (presuming, anything new from Intel will cost the same). Also, the 3000 series is pricier in the Eurozone (funnily enough, the 2000 series is much closer to the dollar value, often cheaper). Great...
Sure, my final judgement will come when these things are up for sale in my country for my prices (we don't use Euros), but still...
Then you shouldn't be talking as if you do. Basing your opinion about them being the "same pricing as intel" on a currency you don't use in a country with their tax you don't have is complete nonsense.
since i could find the 9900k for 472€,
New or used and which country specifically/what website? please show your work.
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#5683712 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:30 AM
You meant: "Just 18% more + platform cost."
I'm talking about the argument some of us had on another thread, where i was saying i'd prefer a 9900k to this if it cost 399€ since i could find the 9900k for 472€, just 73€ more than that hypothetical 3800X price (399€).
You meant: "Just 18% more + platform cost."
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#5683714 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:32 AM
Platform cost? As i already said, x570 will probably cost around that of z390, and no, nobody would buy a x470 with a brand new ryzen 3000, for many reasons.
New, shipping included, Italy. https://www.bpm-power.com/it/product/2015382/?referralToken=8b0dce5e20969c3657892e882ef64148
You meant: "Just 18% more + platform cost."
Platform cost? As i already said, x570 will probably cost around that of z390, and no, nobody would buy a x470 with a brand new ryzen 3000, for many reasons.
New or used and which country specifically/what website? please show your work.
New, shipping included, Italy. https://www.bpm-power.com/it/product/2015382/?referralToken=8b0dce5e20969c3657892e882ef64148
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#5683715 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:33 AM
Then you shouldn't be talking as if you do. Basing your opinion about them being the "same pricing as intel" on a currency you don't use in a country with their tax you don't have is complete nonsense.
New or used and which country specifically/what website? please show your work.
Sorry, milord, I'll go flagellate myself for my shameful display immediately.
Then you shouldn't be talking as if you do. Basing your opinion about them being the "same pricing as intel" on a currency you don't use in a country with their tax you don't have is complete nonsense.
New or used and which country specifically/what website? please show your work.
Sorry, milord, I'll go flagellate myself for my shameful display immediately.
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#5683716 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:34 AM
It's not like anyone should be anymore surprised about the effect of the VAT to the final price in Europe. When looking at the dollar price, you may also need to add the sales tax to it, although it's very low indeed for all the Americans, compared to the typical European VAT levels. Although how bad it's in Europe depends on the country.
It's not like anyone should be anymore surprised about the effect of the VAT to the final price in Europe. When looking at the dollar price, you may also need to add the sales tax to it, although it's very low indeed for all the Americans, compared to the typical European VAT levels. Although how bad it's in Europe depends on the country.
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#5683717 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:37 AM
Platform cost? As i already said, x570 will probably cost around that of z390, and no, nobody would buy a x470 with a brand new ryzen 3000, for many reasons.
My Asrock X470 Taichi should be here on Tuesday. Since the Asus X370-F is still under warranty, I am just going to send it back to Asus for repair or replacement. I will just end up selling the board that they send back.Are you going to buy Zen2 chip? If not, do not upgrade to compatible BIOS. Stay at latest one before Zen 2. As It altered PBO voltage which is bit higher and therefore boosts worse for Zen+.I will eventually upgrade my CPU. Being in Canada though, our prices suck. I am just going to wait to get a better price. I refuse to pay 800 Canadian after taxes for an R9 3900X.
I think that yesterday's conversation proven you as wrong as you can be.
(Since nobody ends with 1st somebody.)
Platform cost? As i already said, x570 will probably cost around that of z390, and no, nobody would buy a x470 with a brand new ryzen 3000, for many reasons.
My Asrock X470 Taichi should be here on Tuesday. Since the Asus X370-F is still under warranty, I am just going to send it back to Asus for repair or replacement. I will just end up selling the board that they send back.Are you going to buy Zen2 chip? If not, do not upgrade to compatible BIOS. Stay at latest one before Zen 2. As It altered PBO voltage which is bit higher and therefore boosts worse for Zen+.I will eventually upgrade my CPU. Being in Canada though, our prices suck. I am just going to wait to get a better price. I refuse to pay 800 Canadian after taxes for an R9 3900X.
I think that yesterday's conversation proven you as wrong as you can be.
(Since nobody ends with 1st somebody.)
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#5683719 Posted on: 06/24/2019 09:42 AM
I think that yesterday's conversation proven you as wrong as you can be.
(Since nobody ends with 1st somebody.)
Based on a post of one person, besides, he already has an older ryzen CPU to update the bios in order to make that 3900X work, and he explicitly said he's getting a x470 because his x370-f is in for rma, so it's not like he can do otherwise at the moment since x570 aren't available yet. I wasn't wrong then, and i'm not wrong now.
I think that yesterday's conversation proven you as wrong as you can be.
(Since nobody ends with 1st somebody.)
Based on a post of one person, besides, he already has an older ryzen CPU to update the bios in order to make that 3900X work, and he explicitly said he's getting a x470 because his x370-f is in for rma, so it's not like he can do otherwise at the moment since x570 aren't available yet. I wasn't wrong then, and i'm not wrong now.
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While we are on about AMD prices, which is sort of on topic, LDLC.com in France/Europe have the 2700X Wraith Prism (8c/16t) at 279€95 until the 26th June included.
Reduced from 349€94.
(Must be recent, I checked Saturday, and the discount wasn't there then).
Thats just 10€ more than the 2700 non-X.
Clearing out some room for new stock ?
https://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00247997.html